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Washington was one of our best-loved presidents. Maybe people liked him so much because he was our first presi dent. But they may have also liked him because he took the time to visit with the people of the United States. Did George Washington visit your town? Maybe you and your classmates, with the help of your teacher, can find out if George Washington slept in your town, too.
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